About the Journal

Journal Name : Journal of Developmental Studies

About the Journal
Journal of Developmental Studies is a double-blind, peer-reviewed, and open-access scholarly journal dedicated to publishing original research, theoretical analyses, and applied studies that explore the multidimensional aspects of human and societal development. The journal provides an academic platform for disseminating knowledge on social, economic, educational, psychological, environmental, and policy-related dimensions of development across local, national, and global contexts. It follows a rigorous double-blind peer review process, ensuring impartiality and academic integrity by keeping both author and reviewer identities confidential throughout the evaluation. As an open-access publication, it offers unrestricted access to all its content, fostering global scholarly communication and enabling the application of research findings to real-world development challenges. The journal adheres to the ethical publishing standards of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), ensuring transparency, originality, and scholarly excellence.

Aim and Scope

Aim
The journal aims to promote interdisciplinary and evidence-based research that advances understanding of developmental processes, identifies challenges, and proposes strategies for sustainable human and societal growth.

Scope
The scope of Journal of Developmental Studies includes, but is not limited to:

  1. Social Development– Community building, social cohesion, and cultural transformation.
  2. Economic Development– Poverty alleviation, inclusive growth, and sustainable economic strategies.
  3. Educational Development– Curriculum reforms, educational policy, and learning innovations.
  4. Psychological Development– Cognitive, emotional, and behavioral growth across the lifespan.
  5. Health & Well-being– Public health systems, mental health, and nutrition.
  6. Environmental Development– Climate resilience, resource management, and ecological sustainability.
  7. Policy & Governance– Institutional frameworks, public administration, and policy evaluation.
  8. Gender & Equality Studies– Women’s empowerment, diversity, and inclusion in development.
  9. Technological Development– ICT for development, digital inclusion, and innovation.
  10. Global Development Trends– Comparative studies, international cooperation, and global goals.